Plan ahead to catch the best of the night across North Cork
AS with previous years there will be plenty going on across the county, with the north and mid- Cork regions leading the way when it comes to the scope of events planned for Culture Night 2016.
In fact a carefully planned schedule on the night could see people taking in different events at various locations, expanding their appreciation of the region and its unique cultural identity.
From visual art to music, theatre and dance to Literature to talks and tours the programme of events for the night is as broad as it is interesting – so there is no excuse for people not to get on the juvenile section from 8.15pm road and savour as much as – 10pm. they can of what is one offer. The Thomas Kent Pipe Band
The Ionad Cultúrtha in Baile will play a selection of musical Mhúirne will host a children’s gems outside the CMYS event from 5.30pm featuring Hall Parish Centre in Fermoy Irish language cartoons, face from 7.30pm, while rehearsed painting and other attractions, readings of new plays by Aidan while O’Murchu’s bar in O’Keeffe and Mary Angland Kilnamartyra will host youth will take place at the Daily music session at 7.30pm with Grind café in Kanturk from the adults set to take over at 7pm. 9.30pm. There will be plenty going
The library in Blarney will on throughout the town of open up its archives for a genealogy Mallow with the local library evening from 5.30pm hosting a daytime exhibition – 7.30pm, with the Schoolyard of photographs taken over Theatre and Arts Centre in the course of the recent Living Charleville hosting an evening Space Project and the Lightbulb of traditional music in the company Theatreof the local hosting Comhaltasa drama workshop in the Mercy Centre from 7pm-8pm.
The newly formed Mallow Arts Collective will also present a number of events during the day including poetry readings in the library from 3pm-5pm, a Culture Night concert at St James’ Church followed by ‘ Take the Floor’ at O’Keeffe’s pub with people invited to sing, dance and spin a few yarns.
The County Hall on the Carrigrohane Rd will be a hive of activity throughout with highlights including an exhibition of work by comic book artists Stephen Mooney and Nick Roche and a Q&A session with Will Sliney, illustrator for Marvel’s Spiderman.